Brain Cancer Informative Speech

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In this world there are diseases everywhere and anybody could get one. Brain cancer is one of those and it leads the United States in deaths with the brain. Brain cancer is all about the symptoms, information, and stories of how people fought through brain cancer. Some statistics of brain cancer are 190,000 people are diagnosed with brain cancer in the United States every year. One more stat would be that the average age for being diagnosed with brain cancer is fifty-eight years old. Also on there is a website that has a 24/7 phone number on there that you can talk to somebody if you need advice or help about brain cancer.
The general information is very interesting about brain cancer. First what is brain cancer, there are two types of brain

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